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...express invitation of Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes, acting in the name of the U. S. Government, M. Firmin Gémier, who has for many years been the director of Le Theatre National de I'Odéon of Paris, arrived in the U. S. to produce some of his famous plays. The invitation was not merely a courteous act toward M. Gémier, but a gracious recognition of France...
...first time M. Gémier comes to the U. S. and in Manhattan is producing and acting plays by Lenormand, Frondale, Berr and Verneuil, Gorsse and Forest, Moliere, Beaumarchais, Fabre, Shakespeare...
...reached the stage of civilization in which its Government may possess a Ministry of Fine Arts. Nevertheless, there are Americans possessed of both the will and the means to aid the fine arts. A committee of patrons was formed; an invitation was written to Firmin Gémier,* actor, manager of the Odéon, to bring his company to the U. S. This invitation is to be conveyed by the State Department through the usual diplomatic channels, in order to return as far as possible the gracious compliment of France to the American stage. Incidentally, the committee of patrons...
Third Eleven.--B. Taylor, l. e.; Spratt, Mier, l. t.; Jackson, l. g.; Greene, c.; Grew, r. g.; Lewis, Piper r. t.; Hoxie, Morse, r. e.; L. Daly, q. b.; N. R. Lawrence, Noyes, l. b.; Derby, Knowles, r. h.; R. Lawrence, Boyd...
...twenty-one candidates, who will probably constitute the squad until the trip south is taken about the middle of April. This move has been made with the idea of devoting time and coaching to only the most promising material. The following men were retained: Kafer, Person, McClave, catchers; Hillebrand, Mier, Scott, pitchers; Burke, Hutchinsons, Chapman, Steinwender, Hutchinson, Langdon, Parsons, Green, Bush, infielders; Watkins, Robinson, Roper, Paul, Mier, Brown, Brokaw, outfielders...